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1. A roanish color usually seen on Clydesdales or other draft horses. 2. Yes, it should be offered daily. Usually it is given by placing a salt block in the pasture for the horses to lick or chew. 3. An advanced dressage movement, where the horse turns slowly by trotting in place. 4. No a halter should not be left on in the pasture, because there is a risk it could get caught on something. 5. Yes, mostly on a horse's nose.
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